There have been a lot of comments about James Stegall’s
essay “Personal
Inventory.”
“I never would have thought that I would read a good article about Land's End catalogs. It was like a combination between
Updike and Bukowski. Beautifully insightful with subtle dark humor. Nicely
done.”
--HW
Readers are also responding to Lisa Carver’s essay about dating a rich
man, “Strange
Currencies.”
“That was funny and engaging, but most importantly it descirbed my
experiences with love in such vivid detail and simplicity that I can't believe
no one has said it to me before: all of a sudden it ends and you find yourself
neither what you were before or during the relationship. Well put. “
--hlj
“I really like how it's not solid--like, there's no definitive moral,
yet it just makes you ponder.” --ZZ
